Owen Anderson

Hi, Charlie. My name is Owen Anderson. I'm a professor at ASU, which you mentioned is the Harvard of the West. Yeah. I'd like to add the idea that these state universities are also part of that bureaucratic state, and I'd like to ask for your help with ASU. You've already done a great job.

By coming out and talking to our students, I think you've changed the election, but there's a lot more work to do.

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Yes, sir. Thank you so much, Charlie, for having us. My name is Owen. I'm a student at Florida State University. I care a lot about this movement. And our Turning Point USA leader. Yes, sir. So give it up for Ellen. And thank you for coming to campus. Thank you for coming to campus in February. It was a ton of momentum. It was incredible. So I appreciate that.

So obviously being in Florida, I work in state politics a lot, and it's a little messy right now on the conservative side, unfortunately. You've got a lot of division between the governor and the legislature. You have division between Byron Donalds and Casey DeSantis. And it's a shame because when conservative states are able to be unified, they can do really incredible things.

So what would be your advice, I guess, to kind of mend these gaps and these difficulties and really get us back out there? Because, I mean, if we're divided in 2026 and everything, that's going to have an avenue for Democrats to come in and pick up seats.